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by nekopa 11y ago
Thanks, I've been hearing a lot about this package, I think it's one I will check out. Cheers!
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by nekopa 11y ago
Thanks! I am also looking into using Flask soon too. I dabbled in django for a while, but too much magic was happening and I am trying to learn.
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Ask HN: Good Python codebases to read?
278 points by nekopa 11y ago|151 comments
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Ask HN: Can the mods implement a 'resurrect' feature?
2 points by nekopa 11y ago|3 comments
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by nekopa 11y ago
I read the sentence to mean that you have to defend free speech for the less worthy so that free speech is still there for the truly worthy. Seems like he is in agreement with you.
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by nekopa 11y ago
Wow. i think you finally found the business model for Google Glass...
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But he did explain it :- The AGPLv3 on the other hand, is a political and ethical line in the sand. And so is Mailpile.
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by nekopa 11y ago
If all the world wealth was distributed to everyone on the planet, we'd all get about $51,000. I'd be drastically better off.
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by nekopa 11y ago
waves hand in front of officer: "Those are not the drones you're looking for. Move along."
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by nekopa 11y ago
That did make me think. I am all for the increased control of guns, but not so much for the control of drones. I used to think the argument of 'guns don't kill people, people kill people' was utterly ridiculous, but I have to
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by nekopa 11y ago
Interesting read, but I don't like the fact that I am a mercenary if I go elsewhere. There are plenty of reasons for moving to another company, money could be one aspect. In fact, most of the advantage seems to be for the employer vs t
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by nekopa 11y ago
Are you talking about the police being insane and dangerous?
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by nekopa 11y ago
Holy shit! What happened to PC and console games!?! That $40+ Billion from last year are not to be had any more?
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by nekopa 11y ago
> Edit a photo? For real? With one finger? Do you use 2 mice to edit your photos? Most computer graphics people I know edit photos with a pen (also a singular digit). The main thing I miss when editing photos on my laptop is the ability
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by nekopa 11y ago
I come at the mobile 'changes everything' just in my usage of computers and mobile devices. I still use my laptop as a creation device, mainly for your point 1 above, I do like a good keyboard and mouse, but I do like touch intera
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by nekopa 11y ago
=== Overview "Computers" -- an astoundingly popular collection of new products? Yes. "Changes everything"? No. Computer are new and popular? Yes, and at one time in the US so were tacos. New and popular is not nearly the
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by nekopa 11y ago
bwy, I am writing this to you, from a current teacher to maybe a future teacher. I have a big issue with this line of your response: Otherwise, your efforts may be futilely spent on explanation when all they want is to get things working.
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by nekopa 11y ago
Just a side note to your "will probably be answered with 20 SO posts": I am currently going through Learn Python the Hard Way and at the end of one exercise I was doing the extra credit stuff (research online all python formatting
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by nekopa 11y ago
What do you guys think about the fact that the current head of the FDA (edit: I am referring to M. Taylor, deputy commissioner of food and vet.) has spent a lot of his career working with Monsanto? On one hand, we want someone running the F
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by nekopa 11y ago
I guess that is if you mean digital computers. We could sat that computers started in 1801 with the Jacquard Loom, meaning we may have to wait about a 180 years to see what 3D printing turns into. Then again, could we say that the Jacquar
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by nekopa 11y ago
I agree with your first and second sentence 100%. Especially the 2nd sentence. But in my experience (not what I believe) very very few MBAs have value. The few I have seen have been the ones who have done executive MBAs (mainly people wit
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by nekopa 11y ago
Can you recommend any specific resources that helped you get a handle on org?
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by nekopa 11y ago
Sorry, didn't mean to offend you, and I did mean to write vi. I was only looking at the best use of my time to deep learn an editor. I was considering sublimetext as well as emacs. I just thought Vim would be good, as long as I started
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by nekopa 11y ago
I planned on learning Vi first, then moving on to the 'improved' part. Thanks for the tip about ed, I can do the basics with it.
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by nekopa 11y ago
Is it possible to set up something like this for Vim? I am devoting this summer to learning one editor in depth, and I was thinking of going with Vim because it is on servers everywhere. But I've also chosen to deep dive into python an
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by nekopa 11y ago
I know, that why I said that the big boys can't seem to fight it, but maybe Mozilla would try, whereas a startup would just get immediately rolled over by the justice department. But couldn't an alternative be something encrypted
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by nekopa 11y ago
Would Pocket be required to secretly turn over my reading list to law enforcement and not let me know? No warrant canaries on their site. I don't know how well a startup could fight the courts in this matter, as even the 'big boys
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by nekopa 11y ago
This is a major problem, with quite an easy solution - make 2 documents, one for presenting, one for reading. If you try and compromise you get slides behind you on stage with too much text, and documents that don't go into enough deta
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by nekopa 11y ago
This really depends on the presentation. Of course, you should be in control of the presentation, and let your audience know wether or not they can ask questions at any time, or at the end, or, if you've designed a well structured pres
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by nekopa 11y ago
Great, now you've posted that Lego will have to ban any text messaging features.

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